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Tag Archives: graduate school
Historical Foundations of Professional Practice🌱
It may be corny, but what stood out to me while reading the Fundamental Fall Practicum objective : 1Â below was the first sentence. That is why I am a research therapist. I am all about putting theory into practice. … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged assessment tools, Behavioral Assessment System for Children, client issues, Clinical Social Work, Code of Ethics, conduct disorder, Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children, diagnostic tests, Direct Practice, education, faith, Goal Setting, graduate school, How did you get here, mental health work, metrics, second opinion
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How Did I Get Here 🌱 ?!?
“If you can’t figure out your purpose, figure out your passion. For your passion will lead you right into your purpose” T.D. Jakes I cringed as I pulled out an oversize stack of papers held together by what might be … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged accountability, Best Practice, client issues, Clinical Social Work, Code of Ethics, Direct Practice, education, faith, Goal Setting, graduate school, hindsight, How did I get here, inspiration, integrity, life lessons, mantra, Practicum Evaluation
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Sick Day
Comical Explanation
Posted in Reflections
Tagged balancing act, burnout, Childhood memories, decision making, exhaustion, experience, graduate school, health, homework, illness, parenting, sick day
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A Legacy
I want to create a policy that will stand long after I’m gone, to prevent social ills and to mitigate the adverse impact of them- – Ayanna Pressley Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged advocacy, Ayanna Pressley, Code of Ethics, confidentially, conflicts, consultants, decision making, education, employment opportunities, graduate school, impact, laws and polices, legacy, morals, Negotiation, oppression, outreach, policy, political belief, principles, problem solving, social policies, social worker, support, values
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Time off from work …
I would like to find another job, but my work schedule makes it difficult to arrange interviews. Using vacation time might seem like the logical solution, but that’s not possible here. Due to the nature of our business, management requires … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision, Networking
Tagged boundaries, business, day off, employment, excuse, flexibility, flexibilty, graduate school, interviews, management, mindfulness, opportunities, phone interview, practicum, time managment, time off, transition, vacation restrictions, vacation time, white lie, work schedule
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